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Nearing the top of the hill leaving West Vancouver, CN SD70I No. 5615 has no trouble bringing their short train towards Squamish.
After enjoying the afternoon sun on the beach at Britannia, I set up for CN SD70I No. 5615 as it leads train No. 546 north through Britannia Beach. While walking back to the vehicle, my friend and I came across a man who had fallen and broken his leg. We helped him get back to the road and waited for his friend to arrive with his vehicle. Although we didn't make the next shot in mind at Squamish, I was happy to help someone in need rather of just walking away to get to the next location.
The rail line runs through Strathcona as the sun goes down.
As the sun rises over the Coronado Subdivision, a now-familiar sight—the third BC Rail leader in under two weeks—guides a loaded sulfur train toward Edmonton. On my way to the tracks, completely oblivious to what was coming, I jokingly said, “Let’s go catch this BC Rail.” I truly had no clue one was coming, but I couldn’t help but laugh when I saw rock lights shining through the trees.
CN S71851 (Sulfur Loads)
CN Coronado Subdivision
BCOL C44-9W 4650
CN SD70I 5619
Canon EOS R6 | Canon 24-70 f/2.8 | Canon 100-400 f/4.5-5.6
March 2nd, 2024 - 8:24 AM MT
Rolling north along the Howe Sound, CN ES44DC No. 2292 brings a lengthy 546 towards Squamish.
After a quick trip to Squamish, CN SD75I No. 5716 heads back south at Britannia Beach with a short 1 car train.
Poppin' out of tunnel 4, CN ES44AC No. 3888 leads train No. Q108 through Yale, BC.
After crew changing in Boston Bar, Conductor Kodi, gives his train a roll by before calling it quits and going to rest in the bunk house.
CN SD70M-2 No. 8885 slowly leads train No. X108 through the White Canyon east of Lytton, BC.
CN 3887 leads C700 east with 5 gevo’s up front
CN ET44AC No. 3065 leads train No. 772 through the Yale tunnels in the morning sunlight.
Misty Rails.
Out for a evening walk in the sudden fog that enveloped the city. the railway tracks just seem to get swallowed up in the mist
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CN 8309 leads a westbound at Ivanhoe on the CN Matteson Sub. This is part of the fleet of rebuilt SD75I's. April 2025
While at first it might be mistaken for a regular Dash9, 4647 still has some classic BC Rail character shining through the new paint. After seeing it trail up the line, I figured it would make for a fun chase back. When the day came, I intercepted them just north of Newbrook and chased them all the way down to Gibbons, where I cut ‘em loose and headed home! Pictured here, 556 rounds the corner at Kerensky after just entering the Coronado Subdivision with a new crew.
CN L55651 (Mixed Freight)
CN Coronado Subdivision
BCOL C44-9W 4647
CN SD75I 5703
Canon EOS R6 | Canon 70-200 f/2.8 II
February 20th, 2025 - 11:23 AM MT
I happened to be in the right place at the right time for this shot today 🚂
Conductor Nick C. is on the point as he switches train No. 546 in the Squamish yard.
